Where to see a Black-and-white Warbler in New York

The Black-and-white Warbler is regularly recorded in the counties of 237 New York state parks (eBird historical checklists). The strongest bets:

1. High Peaks Wilderness Area
2. Giant Mountain Wilderness Area
3. Pharaoh Lake Wilderness Area
4. Dix Mountain Wilderness Area
5. Jay Mountain Wilderness Area
6. Hoffman Notch Wilderness Area
7. Sentinel Range Wilderness Area
8. McKenzie Mountain Wilderness Area
9. Franklin State Forest
10. Debar Mountain Wild Forest
11. Minnewaska State Park Preserve
12. Slide Mountain Wilderness Area
13. Catskill State Park
14. Franny Reese State Park
15. Bristol Beach State Park
16. Sojourner Truth State Park
17. Five Ponds Wilderness Area
18. Higley Flow State Park
19. Eel Weir State Park
20. Degrasse State Forest
21. Delaware State Forest
22. Coles Creek State Park
23. Cedar Island State Park
24. Trout Lake State Forest
25. Donnerville State Forest

These are county-level records — the species is documented in the area around each park, which is a strong steer rather than a guarantee for the park itself.

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